Capital City Films has been rewarded for an impressive array of work in past 12 months with the Production Company of the Year award, after winning a host of two golds two silvers for a bronze for Sky and DDB’s ‘Leafblower’ and Colenso and V’s ‘Ladders’.
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Who’s it for: DB Export Dry by Colenso BBDO and The Sweet Shop
Why we like it: Everyone loves the ’80s. Or at least laughing at them. And this brilliantly-made piece of masculine nostalgia for DB Export Dry’s ‘say no to wine’ campaign is a gem.
Who’s it for: Betts Kids by and Gatecrasher Perth and Yukfoo Animation
Why we like it: It’s almost impossible to make school shoes cool. But with a little bit of Yukfoo’s magic animation dust, this shape shifting spot manages to get pretty close.
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Charlie Brooker’s glorious poem about The Sun.
Ted Williams, the homeless man with the golden voice, brings out some cocoa butter smoothness for Kraft.
Some amazing time lapse goodness.
The suitably weird follow-up to the over-the-top Skittles parody (which definitely isn’t safe for work, by the way).
British Airways wins the race.
The good thing about repressive regimes is that the children are bound to learn to do one thing really well.
Smarmy Novak plays air-tennis.
The creepy wonders of the internet never cease.
Top quality agency rhyming slang, a restaurant for the true rap lover and a host of simple but brilliant inventions.
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